Abstract
The years from 1949 to 1959, in the process of exploring the " scientific acupuncture and moxibustion" , the Chinese medicine community experienced three historical stages in the understanding of meridian theory, namely, the initial " de-meridianization of meridians" , the mid-term " Pavlovization " and the final "back to the origin" . The academic status of the meridian theory also has ups and downs. This was influenced by the political and social environment at that time and the vitality of the discipline itself. The history has finally proved that the meridian theory is one of the important components of TCM theory which cannot be neglected.
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